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Remix 3 RC Drops React Dependency, pnpm 12 Rewritten in Rust
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Summary & Key Takeaways
- Remix 3 RC is now a full-stack framework that no longer requires React.
- This architectural rewrite allows developers to use Remix with any UI library or none at all.
- pnpm 12 has been rewritten in Rust, promising significant performance improvements.
- TypeScript now supports
import-attribute-awareambient modules. - An impressive 247-byte Minesweeper implementation in JavaScript is analyzed.
Our Commentary
Remix 3 dropping its React dependency is a monumental shift. We've seen frameworks try to decouple from their UI layers before, but for Remix, this feels like a true re-invention. It opens up so many possibilities for developers who love Remix's conventions but prefer other UI libraries. And pnpm 12 in Rust? Yes, please! Faster package management is always welcome. It's a good day for web tooling.
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